Edison High School - Talon Yearbook (Edison, NJ)

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Paula Michele Castello “A life molded on happiness and joy” Lillian A. Chasse “For sake not an old friend, Bartholomew Charles Caterino John Caterino “He has a heart with room for every joy.” Sharon Lee Chamberlain “A teacher affects eternity; she can never tell where her influence stops.” Daniel Chinchar 'What else is there but to be a success.” “Popularity shall be his strength.” Michael Cherlin “Taste the joy that springs from labor” Kathleen E. Cherry “The art of speaking reveals one’s happiest thoughts.” for the new is not comparable unto him.” Raymond G. Choban “A friend to human race, fast by the road his ever open door . . .” Daniel J. Christie “The happiness of man con- sists in life, and life is in labor.” Martha Jean M. Chrin “In friends . . . she is wealthy.” Judith Christoffersen “Happiness is an uncalculated gi ” 29

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Patricia A. Calabrese “Let the path he open to talents.” Margaret M. Cardinuto “Determination comes with victory and accomplishment.” Leslie A. Calamari “Mind cannot follow it, nor tvords express her infinite sweetness.” Jack Campbell ‘Virtue and sense are one. Robert L. Cardaneo “Spirit and pood sense are two of life's greatest bless- ings.” Ronald Carlucci ‘‘ In engine's purr is like music to his ears.” Hannelore Carrincer “... a heart, benevolent and kind, is the one that most re- sembles heaven . . Patricia Carroll “Creavity brings forth one's every thought.” Margaret L. Casey “Fine art is that in which the hand, the head, and the heart go together.” Rodney Curtis Carter “Don't buy headaches unless you have to.” Edward Richard Carson . . the wealth of mankind is the wisdom they fain . . .” James Lee Carter “Most happy is he who is entirely self-reliant.”

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Philip Salvatore Cirri Happy and full of life is he who pleases others. Judy A. Clough A grain of gaily seasons everything. Arthur L. Collazo “A keen understanding of others, makes a better man. Barry M. Clark “Peace rules the day where reason rules the mind William E. Clausen “The unspoken word is never forgotten Jean Clippper Good nature is valued above jewels. Pamela Jean Cobb “Peace is liberty in tranquil• ity. Hope C. Collett “Those move easiest who have learned to dance. ' l Christine Wilma Coit “Virtue is the performance of pleasant actions .” Elizabeth Ann Colucci To be content with life is a great virtue. Thomas 0. Coleman You have to believe in happi- ness, or happiness never comes. Georce A. Comatas “W ha lever falls in accordance with nature should be ac- counted good. 30